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Solar Power Projects Illuminating Northern Arizona

July 22, 2011 By Stacey Wittig Leave a Comment

Last year, Arizonans received 26 percent more megawatt hours of renewable energy than the previous year, reported APS to the Arizona Corporation Commission in May. That was enough to surpass Arizona’s renewable energy goals – set by the Arizona Corporation Commission – for the third straight … [Read more...] about Solar Power Projects Illuminating Northern Arizona

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: aps community, aps project, arizona corporation commission, Arizonans, community development consultant, Development, plant, site, solar power projects, water

Suddenlink Bringing Improved Services to Region

July 20, 2011 By techsuperadmin 1 Comment

Suddenlink announced today that it is increasing speeds of its Flagstaff Internet services.  The announcement came today at a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate rebranding the company’s offices and vehicles with Suddenlink colors at the company’s local retail store at 1601 S. Plaza Way in … [Read more...] about Suddenlink Bringing Improved Services to Region

Filed Under: Business, Local News Tagged With: capital investment program, hd tv channels, residential internet service, ribbon cutting ceremony, vice president of operations

Startups Investing in Southside

July 14, 2011 By Brandy White Leave a Comment

On a cramped corner just south of the tracks, Phoenix Ave. and Mikes Pike to be exact, sits a large brick industrial building. The Milum Building, once home to a textile mill, now has three new budding businesses, continuing the trend of redevelopment for Flagstaff’s Southside. “We wanted to be … [Read more...] about Startups Investing in Southside

Filed Under: Business, Local News Tagged With: brick, building, commitment, gold road, Milum, Pizzicletta, textile mill, twin arrows, wood fired ovens, word pizza

SBE Responding to Low Job Numbers

July 9, 2011 By techsuperadmin Leave a Comment

The Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council (SBE Council) issued the following statement on June's employment data, which showed an anemic 18,000 jobs gain.  The U.S. Department of Labor also reported a downward revision (-44,000) in the job numbers for April and May. "The jobs numbers are … [Read more...] about SBE Responding to Low Job Numbers

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: business confidence, Council, employment, Entrepreneurship, example job, low job, percent, Raymond Keating, small business owners, Survey

Fuel Prices Creating Bottom Line Challenges

July 7, 2011 By Theresa Bierer Leave a Comment

The owner of Red Rock Cafe in Sedona is frustrated by the high price of gasoline. Jeff Wetmore says he made forecasts for 2011 based on positive upward trends he saw during the last quarter of 2010. "We thought our business would move up 10-12 percent over last year, but it is flat or even slightly … [Read more...] about Fuel Prices Creating Bottom Line Challenges

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: gasoline, house, karen kerrigan, Ltd, Munds Park, percent, price of gasoline, recession, red rock cafe, tourism economy

International Tourists Hungry For Route 66 Nostalgia

June 30, 2011 By Diane Hope Leave a Comment

The Eaglerider store on west Route 66 has not been open long – but their Harley Davidson motorcycle rentals have bookings months in advance. A Harley rider for 33 years, store manager Jim Enenkel has been running things there for just a few months – and has come in handy that he is originally from … [Read more...] about International Tourists Hungry For Route 66 Nostalgia

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: attraction, biker bars, father, galaxy diner, harley davidson motorcycle, harley rider, riding route 66, shop, son, store

National Chains Employing Local Contractors

June 29, 2011 By Stacey Wittig Leave a Comment

Local contractors have not been overlooked by national chains. In fact, qualified Northern Arizona construction companies are doing business all over the state and throughout the United States for nationally recognized companies. Bed, Bath & Beyond, PETCO, TJ Max, Wal-Mart, IHOP and KFC are just … [Read more...] about National Chains Employing Local Contractors

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: bentonville arkansas, grand canyon railway, Inc, Mad, Mart, national chains, project superintendents, Remodel, sam s club, work

Beaver Street Restaurant Offering Gluten Free Pizza

June 22, 2011 By Theresa Bierer Leave a Comment

Another Flagstaff restaurant has joined the growing list of establishments offering gluten free fare.  Beaver Street Brewery General Manager Mike Darby and Head Chef Roseann Clark recently attended a meeting of the Flagstaff Celiac Support Group.  The pair brought salads and gluten free pizzas to be … [Read more...] about Beaver Street Restaurant Offering Gluten Free Pizza

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Beaver Street, fare, Free, free beaver, Head, list, pizza dough recipe, Roseann, south beaver, whistle stop cafe

Camping Creating Great Costs for Region

June 21, 2011 By Kevin Bertram Leave a Comment

FBN Web Exclusive ---Camping by both Flagstaff residents and tourists can be a windfall for the local economy and provide local businesses with a boost during the summer season. However, the activity can also pose dangers and create problems for the city and the forests surrounding it, such as … [Read more...] about Camping Creating Great Costs for Region

Filed Under: Business, Tourism Tagged With: fire management officer, flagstaff community, ripple effect, types of fires, wildland fire management

Partnership Providing Job Opportunities

June 17, 2011 By techsuperadmin Leave a Comment

William West is standing at the end of a Safeway checkout line, quickly stuffing groceries into paper bags. The customer today is particular, but friendly, asking for her eggs in a plastic bag, and requesting help out to her car. “I can do that, ma’am,” William politely replies, as he pushes her … [Read more...] about Partnership Providing Job Opportunities

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: adults with developmental disabilities, david hirsch, grocery aisles, local grocery store, safeway stores

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